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Training and Enterprise Councils

Mr. Byers: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Employment what was the post-tax surplus or deficit for each training and enterprise council for 1995-96. [21310]

Mr. Paice: The following table lists the post-tax surpluses or deficits incurred by training and enterprise councils in 1995-96. The figures are those shown in the audited statutory accounts lodged at Companies House.

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TECs are allowed to generate surpluses and create reserves by subcontracting training at a lower unit price than that negotiated with the Department. Surpluses are used by TECs on activities in support of their corporate and business plan objectives which are agreed with Government. Examples of the use of these funds include the provision of additional opportunities within existing DfEE programmes; matching funding for single regeneration budget or European-funded projects; training, enterprise or economic development initiatives agreed with TECs' local communities; and topping up reserves where they are insufficient to meet cash flow and other fluctuations.

TECs/CCTEs by regionPost tax operating surplus/(deficit)

	1995-96
	£
Northern
County Durham	(646,364)
Northumberland	475,842
Teesside	437,000
Tyneside	2,101,000
Sunderland (Wearside)	1,590,984
	3,958,462
Merseyside
CEWTEC	897,592
Merseyside	(2,867,096)
St. Helens	(293,520)
	(2,263,024)
North west
Bolton/Bury	(238,453)
Manchester	560,301
METRO	213,325
Oldham	102,240
Rochdale	138,448
South and East Cheshire	1,322,376
Stockport and High Peak	(48,248)
Cumbria	422,291
ELTEC	(74,614)
LAWTEC	(337,754)
NORMID	539,256
	2,599,168
Yorkshire and the Humberside
Barnsley/Doncaster	2,552,000
Bradford	(436,245)
Calderdale and Kirklees	97,846
Humberside	419,280
Leeds	207,287
North Yorkshire	(132,000)
Rotherham	1,074,660
Sheffield	788,000
Wakefield	500,611
	5,071,439
Eastern
Bedfordshire	392,006
Cambridgeshire	378,209
Essex	2,459,798
Greater Peterborough	(75,628)
Hertfordshire	520,000
Norfolk and Waveney	1,372,000
Suffolk	1,158,123
	6,204,508
East Midlands
Greater Nottingham	817,000
Leicester	1,252,154
Lincolnshire	652,071
Northamptonshire	443,441
North Derbyshire	138,008
North Nottinghamshire	280,867
South Derbyshire	642,000
	4,225,541
West Midlands
Birmingham	1,013,000
Central England	255,810
Coventry/Warwick	976,966
Dudley	(277,643)
HAWTEC	309,857
Sandwell	385,104
Shropshire	497,489
Staffordshire	385,000
Walsall	563,982
Wolverhampton	161,000
	4,270,565
South West
Westec	341,000
Devon/Cornwall	(620,000)
Dorset	(264,911)
Gloucester	980,410
Somerset	(48,000)
Wiltshire	28,106
	416,605
London
AZTEC	884,679
CENTEC	(22,482)
CILNTEC	54,123
LETEC	2,505,452
North London	802,634
North West London	1,051,535
SOLOTEC	2,575,000
West London	1,383,308
	9,234,249
South East
Hampshire	(1,077,933)
Wight	140,565
Kent	1,385,448
Milton Keynes North Bucks	222,758
Heart of England	(352,446)
Surrey	(56,808)
Sussex	(960,000)
Thames Valley Enterprise	333,309
	365,107
Grand total	33,352,406

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Secondary School Pupils

Mr. Pike: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Employment if she will list for each English local education authority, the expenditure per secondary school pupil for each of the last five years for which figures are available; and if she will make a statement. [21312]

Mr. Robin Squire: The following table sets out for each LEA in England the net institutional expenditure per pupil in LEA maintained secondary schools for the years 1991-92 to 1995-96, the latest year for which data are available.

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Net Institutional Expenditure per pupil LEA Maintained Secondary SchoolsCash terms

	1991-92 £	1992-93 £	1993-94 £	1994-95 £	1995-96 £
Corporation of London	0	0	0	0	0
Camden	2,432	2,726	2,716	2,790	2,888
Greenwich	2,296	2,497	2,583	2,772	2,768
Hackney	2,799	3,014	2,617	3,138	2,963
Hammersmith and Fulham	2,739	3,105	3,329	3,316	3,328
Islington	2,938	4,792	3,005	2,657	2,941
Kensington and Chelsea	3,200	3,061	3,266	3,327	3,602
Lambeth	2,978	2,800	3,296	3,782	3,859
Lewisham	2,376	2,534	2,614	2,677	2,765
Southwark	2,460	2,506	2,421	2,681	2,840
Tower Hamlets	2,946	3,352	3,157	3,194	3,206
Wandsworth	3,275	3,212	2,795	3,053	2,953
City of Westminster	2,444	2,486	2,739	2,825	2,863
Barking	2,254	2,347	2,355	2,353	2,473
Barnet	2,326	2,615	2,952	2,415	2,533
Bexley	2,058	2,121	2,341	2,232	2,291
Brent	2,490	2,425	1,835	2,033	2,418
Bromley	2,442	2,377	2,280	2,231	1,851
Croydon	2,373	2,369	2,309	2,165	2,543
Ealing	2,836	2,026	2,575	2,457	2,477
Enfield	2,321	2,267	2,531	2,359	2,367
Haringey	2,650	2,897	3,041	2,986	3,018
Harrow	2,373	2,614	2,439	2,598	2,660
Havering	2,255	2,364	2,290	2,570	2,622
Hillingdon	2,625	2,686	2,670	2,625	2,624
Hounslow	2,161	2,419	2,282	2,582	2,535
Kingston upon Thames	2,473	2,663	2,284	2,518	2,374
Merton	2,622	2,679	2,463	2,663	2,593
Newham	2,470	2,629	2,563	2,623	2,546
Redbridge	2,308	2,337	2,526	2,553	2,510
Richmond upon Thames	2,114	2,285	2,280	2,373	2,431
Sutton	2,161	2,036	1,978	2,514	2,480
Waltham Forest	2,622	2,454	2,526	2,395	2,736
Birmingham	2,151	2,341	2,330	2,356	2,555
Coventry	2,116	2,382	2,469	2,418	2,477
Dudley	2,126	2,072	2,098	2,205	2,175
Sandwell	2,277	2,340	2,349	2,244	2,362
Solihull	2,126	2,223	2,217	2,225	2,241
Walsall	2,108	2,216	2,281	2,314	2,158
Wolverhampton	2,354	2,407	2,300	2,341	2,460
Knowsley	2,296	2,298	2,243	2,227	2,259
Liverpool	2,356	2,375	2,613	2,603	2,406
St. Helens	2,104	2,357	2,315	2,247	2,063
Sefton	2,017	2,232	2,204	2,227	2,304
Wirral	2,113	2,418	2,299	2,294	2,323
Bolton	2,132	2,280	2,119	2,617	2,287
Bury	1,900	1,970	1,979	2,032	2,081
Manchester	2,285	2,426	2,328	2,435	2,305
Oldham	2,261	2,474	2,278	2,293	2,294
Rochdale	2,134	2,182	1,974	2,225	2,275
Salford	2,192	2,113	2,215	2,151	2,226
Stockport	2,135	2,288	2,310	2,152	2,225
Tameside	2,100	2,170	2,095	2,046	2,010
Trafford	2,107	2,279	2,156	2,319	2,433
Wigan	2,288	2,286	2,141	2,130	2,307
Barnsley	2,043	2,151	2,101	2,102	2,089
Doncaster	1,997	2,182	2,022	2,025	2,292
Rotherham	2,151	2,285	2,271	2,220	2,211
Sheffield	2,181	2,212	2,119	2,110	2,182
Bradford	1,796	1,822	1,969	2,041	2,030
Calderdale	2,010	2,163	2,162	2,104	2,485
Kirklees	2,056	2,200	2,207	2,256	2,258
Leeds	1,979	2,397	2,164	2,223	2,259
Wakefield	2,113	2,073	2,150	2,046	2,055
Gateshead	2,117	2,283	2,252	2,257	2,250
Newcastle upon Tyne	2,066	2,133	2,187	2,314	2,346
North Tyneside	2,075	2,219	1,995	2,145	2,201
South Tyneside	2,041	2,197	1,948	2,062	2,096
Sunderland	2,047	2,137	2,114	2,142	2,228
Isles of Scilly	4,161	5,040	4,415	4,484	4,347
Avon	2,048	2,277	2,288	2,336	2,426
Bedfordshire	2,036	2,170	2,103	2,231	2,163
Berkshire	2,156	2,227	2,214	2,238	2,211
Buckinghamshire	2,095	2,118	2,286	2,256	2,288
Cambridgeshire	2,023	2,243	1,956	2,160	2,172
Cheshire	2,106	2,072	2,106	2,176	2,147
Cleveland	2,111	2,515	2,129	2,172	2,139
Cornwall	1,957	2,132	2,160	2,202	2,229
Cumbria	2,175	2,306	2,216	2,034	2,287
Derbyshire	2,199	2,310	2,214	2,290	2,234
Devon	2,004	2,164	2,157	2,203	2,187
Dorset	1,922	2,097	2,065	2,061	2,067
Durham	2,020	2,064	2,114	2,122	2,072
East Sussex	2,018	2,233	2,270	2,359	2,395
Essex	2,274	2,138	2,286	2,321	2,325
Gloucestershire	1,757	2,203	2,084	1,937	2,082
Hampshire	2,132	2,248	2,180	2,177	2,210
Hereford and Worcester	1,961	2,116	2,038	2,063	2,055
Hertfordshire	2,237	2,263	2,245	2,264	2,366
Humberside	2,065	2,228	2,257	2,304	2,313
Isle of Wight	1,937	2,081	2,027	2,030	2,085
Kent	2,075	1,999	2,079	2,276	2,343
Lancashire	2,225	2,320	2,347	2,345	2,268
Leicestershire	2,253	2,219	2,263	2,274	2,269
Lincolnshire	2,081	2,174	2,322	2,384	2,412
Norfolk	2,116	2,177	2,309	2,342	2,319
North Yorkshire	2,152	2,260	2,187	2,180	2,224
Northamptonshire	1,970	2,093	2,125	2,265	2,163
Northumberland	1,964	1,871	2,083	1,944	1,990
Nottinghamshire	2,492	2,346	2,381	2,396	2,333
Oxfordshire	2,108	2,212	2,191	2,285	2,199
Shropshire	2,349	2,509	2,354	2,413	2,384
Somerset	1,951	2,220	2,138	2,113	2,212
Staffordshire	2,045	2,088	2,078	2,104	2,061
Suffolk	1,698	2,393	2,190	2,182	2,165
Surrey	2,202	2,293	2,215	2,234	2,260
Warwickshire	2,090	2,126	2,420	2,349	2.225
West Sussex	2,085	2,125	2,467	2,240	2,239
Wiltshire	1,947	2,268	2,379	2,125	2,251

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